With a Space in the Seventies, This Heroine Is Absolutely Unhinged
七零有空间，这个女主她丧心病狂
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- Completed
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- 381k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- Soul Transmigration to the 1970s: I Flirt With a Sweet Young Man Using My Spatial Pocket魂穿七零，带着空间撩拨小奶狗Alternate title on Fanqie
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Well-Written, Realistic Stories Set in a Bygone Era
I want a story that holds up to scrutiny, with prices that fit the period it's set in. No fictionalized settings, please.
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They're all pretty good, but it's a shame the female lead's original resource space is gone. Seeing that made me uncomfortable.
It's so beautiful! It's just a shame about all the supplies. Also, I think it's better that the space doesn't have a spiritual spring or anything like that; then there wouldn't be those rescue-related tropes. And the vegetables and fruits taste better than usual, which is great, but they have those extra, unnecessary effects. Selling them feels like a loss, but keeping them in is such a waste.
It's pretty good, just the space isn't quite enough. The male lead is adorable; he falls in love with the female lead at first sight from the beginning, and his pursuit of love is long and arduous, only finally blossoming in the last few chapters. The female lead's way of handling things is also very appealing. I still like the Third Grandmother a little more—a strong old woman!
It's quite a good read, a simple and heartwarming story with nothing particularly outrageous. The "golden finger" (cheat code) feels a bit weak, but it's still pretty good and interesting. It doesn't have the typical black market trading of resources like in other transmigration novels, where you suddenly become rich. It focuses on a peaceful and heartwarming life. Also, the timeline from the wedding to the finale is a bit too fast; a side story would have made it perfect!
I really like stories without awful characters, where family members are harmonious and there's not much backstabbing. Plus, the problems with the bad guys are resolved quickly, making for a pleasant read. I especially love the character "Big Mouth," he's hilarious, and despite his gossip, he's not a bad person.
It's good, very good. I really like the male lead's character: a shy, puppy-like boy in front of the female lead, and a cold, wolfish guy behind her back. The female lead is also a very emotionally intelligent person, with few awful characters and no messy schemes. The only downside is the ending; it ended too quickly, leaving me wanting more. Still, I'll give it a thumbs up! 👍
What a pity it's over already! This book is so wonderful, I haven't had enough. Author, please write another historical novel!
It's pretty good. The female lead is clear-headed, unlike the female leads in other period dramas who treat others like fools, engaging in all sorts of messy things like black market trading, buying and selling gold bars and antiques. She does everything cautiously, accumulating small amounts of money little by little, living her life peacefully and planning for the future.
Why does such a good book have such a low rating? It's concise, clear, and not tedious.
I'd give it a perfect score. Some parts are indeed flawed, as others have commented, but that's normal for novels; everyone has different tastes. The female lead's space was quite poorly designed; all the resources she had ended up in a dilapidated state. Her hard work farming was truly unfortunate. However, if you only focus on the romance, it's still quite good. The ending was a bit rushed.